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C6 Bank is a digital financial institution based in São Paulo, Brazil, founded in 2018 and officially launched in 2019. It has quickly grown to serve over 25 million customers, establishing itself as a key player in Brazil's digital banking sector. The bank provides a wide range of services, including fee-free accounts and cards, online and mobile banking platforms, and AI-powered financial management tools that offer personalized insights and investment recommendations. A standout feature of C6 Bank is the C6 Global Account, which allows customers to manage multiple foreign currencies. The bank is also committed to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives, offering a carbon footprint tool that helps customers track and offset their CO2 emissions from transactions. C6 Bank actively supports socio-environmental projects in the Amazon rainforest and participates in the UN Global Compact’s Movimento Ambição Net Zero initiative. With strategic backing from J.P. Morgan, C6 Bank continues to demonstrate strong financial performance and innovation in the digital finance market.
Konfío is a prominent Mexican fintech company founded in 2014, focused on delivering digital financial services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It operates the largest online lending platform for SMEs in Mexico, utilizing cloud technology and big data analytics to assess creditworthiness and approve loans in real time. The company offers a range of services, including multi-million dollar lines of credit through an online portal, a business credit card designed for expense management, and payment solutions that enable businesses to accept card payments with competitive commission rates. Konfío primarily generates revenue from interest on credit lines and interchange fees from its credit card and payment terminal services. Targeting Mexico's underserved SME market, Konfío aims to bridge the financing gap faced by many businesses. With a commitment to financial inclusion, the company has raised significant funding to support its mission and has implemented supportive measures for clients during crises, such as a payment postponement plan for those affected by Hurricane Otis in 2023.
World Business Lenders, LLC (WBL) is a private direct lender based in Jersey City, New Jersey. Founded in 2011, the company specializes in short-term, real estate-secured business loans and working capital for small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that may not have access to traditional bank funding. WBL targets various sectors, including trucking, contracting, and floristry, and offers online applications through wholesale referral partners. WBL provides loans with daily or weekly repayment schedules and interest rates starting at 13%. The company has raised over $56 million in funding and employs approximately 252 people. Under the leadership of Chairman and CEO Doug Naidus, WBL aims to support the growth and development of SMEs across the United States.
Smart micro financing for everyone
Payment Platform for LatAm Micro and Small Businesses
Agibank is Brazil's first omnichannel digital neobank, founded by Marciano Testa. The bank aims to make financial services accessible to all Brazilians by combining digital innovation with in-person service options. Agibank operates a hybrid business model that integrates digital and physical banking, catering to a wide range of customers, including those underserved by traditional banks. The bank offers various financial products and services, such as digital checking accounts, cashback programs, investment options, and secured credit products. Agibank also features in-person services through its Smart Hubs, with plans to expand its network significantly. Innovative payment solutions, like QR code bill payments, highlight its commitment to customer convenience and technological advancement. Agibank has shown impressive financial growth, with a net income of BRL 870.9 million in 2024 and total revenue of BRL 7.5 billion. The bank is recognized for its strong credit risk management and profitability, ranking among the top companies in Brazil. Its diverse customer base benefits from the bank's unique blend of digital and physical services.
Point of sale financing for Latin America's middle class.
Enabling consumers split the cost of purchases without a credit card
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The real estate superapp for Mexico
Clip is a prominent fintech company based in Mexico City, founded in 2012 by Adolfo Babatz. It specializes in digital payments and financial technology solutions for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) across Mexico. As the largest digital payments platform in the country, Clip plays a vital role in enhancing financial inclusion and driving digital transformation. The company offers a wide range of hardware and software solutions, including payment terminals like the Clip Ultra, which supports various digital payment methods and provides next-day deposits. Clip also features a digital payment platform that simplifies credit and debit card transactions, along with financial services tailored to help SMBs manage cash flow and grow. Its software tools assist businesses in managing sales, inventory, and customer interactions, improving operational efficiency. Clip is recognized as a leader in Mexico's fintech ecosystem, having achieved significant brand value and funding. The company is dedicated to empowering SMBs, enabling them to participate in the digital economy and contributing to broader economic development in the region.
Creditas is a prominent Brazilian digital lending platform founded in 2012 by Sergio Furio. The company specializes in secured loans, offering affordable credit options through collateralized lending. Its primary products include home equity loans, auto equity loans, payroll-deductible personal loans, and vehicle financing. By leveraging technology, Creditas provides lower interest rates, larger loan amounts, smaller installments, and longer payment terms compared to traditional unsecured loans. Headquartered in São Paulo, Creditas also has offices in Porto Alegre, Recife, Mexico City, and a technology hub in Valencia, Spain. The company employs over 1,600 people and has raised more than US$314 million from international venture capital funds, including a significant investment from SoftBank Vision Fund. In addition to lending, Creditas offers insurance and financial wellness solutions, aiming to enhance the financial well-being of its customers. Its digital-first approach ensures an efficient lending process, focusing on personalized service and customer experience.
Clear.co for LATAM. Revenue based financing for online sellers.
Digital banking for businesses in Latam.
The everything store for restaurants in LATAM.
End-to-end mortgage solution in LatAm
Neon is a Brazilian digital bank and fintech company founded in 2016 and based in São Paulo. The company aims to simplify the financial experience by combining technology and design, particularly for the underbanked working-class population in Brazil. Neon was the first digital bank in the country to operate without charging any fees, allowing customers to save approximately $200 annually on banking costs. Neon offers a range of services, including fully digital checking accounts, debit, credit, and prepaid cards, personal and payroll loans, and investment products. The bank also provides payment services, such as transfers via voice commands, and emphasizes financial education to help customers improve their financial literacy and credit scores. With around 12 million customers, Neon has established itself as a primary banking option for many, focusing on reducing financial inequality and promoting accessible banking solutions.
Financing platform for LatAm car dealerships.
We help offline LatAm SMBs manage and accelerate their cash-flow
QI Tech is a Brazilian fintech company established in 2018, specializing in technology infrastructure for financial services. The company provides modular APIs that enable businesses to offer a variety of financial products, including banking, credit, payment, and anti-fraud solutions. Licensed by the Brazilian Central Bank as a Direct Credit Society, QI Tech allows companies to provide payroll loans, buy-now-pay-later options, home equity loans, and student loans. The platform supports numerous financial services such as digital registration, credit scoring, digital account opening, and wire transfers. Recent innovations include QI Fatura, which facilitates installment payments via Pix. QI Tech also offers an Insurance-as-a-Service platform and is developing foreign exchange infrastructure to enhance FX operations in Brazil. With over 400 clients, including notable brands like 99, Shopee, and QuintoAndar, QI Tech is expanding its presence throughout Latin America. The company has secured significant funding, including a $200 million Series B round in 2023, and has a market valuation exceeding $2 billion, highlighting its role in Brazil's digital finance landscape.